7 months ago
Ramraj Cotton Opens New Showroom in Rajamahendravaram
Ramraj Cotton, a well-known company that makes traditional cotton clothes, opened a new store in Rajamahendravaram.
The store was opened by an important official named Y Megha Swaroop.
The company's leader, KR Nagarajan, said they make clothes that follow traditions but also suit modern tastes.
The new store sells many kinds of dhotis for men, like plain white ones and special ones that don't wrinkle or have pretty borders.
They also sell sarees, kurtis, and other clothes for women and children.
Some other important people were there for the opening, and a family made the first purchase.
Ramraj Cotton opened a new showroom in Prakash Nagar, Rajamahendravaram.
The showroom was inaugurated by Joint Collector Y Megha Swaroop.
The company offers a wide range of traditional cotton clothing, including various types of dhotis for men and sarees, kurtis, and innerwear for women and children.
Ramraj Cotton is known for its traditional cotton clothing and has a significant presence in the sale of white dhotis across the country.
The inauguration was attended by prominent figures, including the chairman of Aryapuram Cooperative Urban Bank and the president of Rajahmundry Chamber of Commerce.
- Who
- Ramraj Cotton, a leading traditional cotton clothing company
- What
- Inauguration of a new showroom
- Where
- Prakash Nagar, Rajamahendravaram
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To expand their presence and offer a wide range of traditional cotton clothing
Key facts
- Location
- Prakash Nagar, Rajamahendravaram
- Inaugurated by
- Joint Collector Y Megha Swaroop
- Founder and Chairman
- KR Nagarajan
- Products for men
- Dhotis (white, fancy border, stain guard, perfumed, wrinkle-free)
- Products for women and children
- Cotton sarees, tussar sarees, semi silk sarees, fancy sarees, kurtis, innerwear
Quotes
KR Nagarajan
Founder and Chairman of Ramraj Cotton
“The company continued to uphold tradition while adapting to modern preferences.”
thehansindia.com
“Ramraj Cotton had carved a special place for itself in the sale of white clothing, particularly dhotis, across the country”
thehansindia.com
